Notes, documents and course material · Coming soon
OneDrive
In most Norwegian institutions the course documents sit in a teacher's own OneDrive, not the LMS. OneDrive runs on Microsoft Graph, and the route in would be a delegated permission scoped to what the signed-in teacher can already see there, not an application-wide grant that would reach every user's files. None of it is built yet, and this page will say so until it is.
Not yet verified
- There is no OneDrive connection of any kind: no Entra ID app registration, no delegated Microsoft Graph permission, no sign-in.
- SharePoint and Teams are not covered by this entry. Each has its own, and each would be separate work.
- Institutional OneDrive is usually tenant-governed, so even a delegated, per-user permission would likely need your IT department to consent to the app registration first, not just a teacher signing in.
How it connects
The route in would be Microsoft Graph, the API Microsoft 365 apps use to reach a tenant's files. Access there is delegated: a permission like Files.Read is bounded by what the signed-in user can already see in their own OneDrive, so it cannot reach a colleague's files just because the app has the scope. Narrowing it further to a single folder would be Lectora's own restraint rather than something the scope enforces: Microsoft does publish a Files.Read.Selected scope, but its own documentation confines that to Office 365 file handlers, says it should not be used to call Graph directly, and lets the access lapse hours after each selection, so it is not the basis for a standing folder connection. Nothing of this is registered yet: no Entra ID app, no consented scope, no folder chosen.
Data and access
Lectora reads only what the assessment needs, and writes nothing back until an educator approves it. The Canvas access page documents the full scope, and our privacy policy, subprocessors and DPA cover the legal side.